Examples of org.apache.muse.core.routing.MessageHandler.fromXML()

Class org.apache.muse.core.routing.MessageHandler

Examples of org.apache.muse.core.routing.MessageHandler.fromXML()

org.apache.muse.core.routing.MessageHandler.fromXML()
Deserializes the given DOM Element into a set of POJOs that can be used when invoking a Java method. Implementations should use Muse's registered Serializers in order to deserialize the XML into objects of the proper types. @param xml The contents of a SOAP Body, where the root element contains all of the method parameters. For simple parameters, this element may contain the actual parameter data. @return An array with the method parameters in the correct order for invocation. This array can be passed to the invoke() method in java.lang.reflect.Method. If the method takes no parameters, an empty array is returned. @throws SoapFault
- If the number of parameters does not match the number of child Elements.
- If no serialization mechanism exists for the object's type.
- If any child elements could not be deserialized into an object.
@see org.apache.muse.core.serializer.Serializer#fromXML(Element)

            //
            // translate from XML -> POJO. the reflection call will take 
            // care of casting the generic Object references to the actual 
            // method parameter types
            // 
            parameters = handler.fromXML(soapBody);
            
            //
            // invoke operation and translate result to XML
            //
            Object result = method.invoke(capability, parameters);

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            //
            // translate from XML -> POJO. the reflection call will take 
            // care of casting the generic Object references to the actual 
            // method parameter types
            // 
            parameters = handler.fromXML(soapBody);
            
            //
            // invoke operation and translate result to XML
            //
            Object result = method.invoke(capability, parameters);

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        MessageHandler handler = capability.getMessageHandler(action);
        Method method = handler.getMethod();
        
        try
        {
          Object[]parameters = handler.fromXML(requestBody);
            Object result = method.invoke(capability, parameters);
            return handler.toXML(result); 
        }
        catch (Throwable throwable)
        {

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            //
            // translate from XML -> POJO. the reflection call will take 
            // care of casting the generic Object references to the actual 
            // method parameter types
            // 
            parameters = handler.fromXML(soapBody);
            
            //
            // invoke operation and translate result to XML
            //
            Object result = method.invoke(capability, parameters);

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